The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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الصفحة vi
... maxims have . 12. Maxims , if care be not taken in the use of words , may prove contradictions . 13. Instance in vacuum . 14. They prove not the existence of things without us . 15. Their application dangerous about complex ideas . 16 ...
... maxims have . 12. Maxims , if care be not taken in the use of words , may prove contradictions . 13. Instance in vacuum . 14. They prove not the existence of things without us . 15. Their application dangerous about complex ideas . 16 ...
الصفحة viii
... maxims . 2. ( The occasion of that opinion . ) 3. But from the comparing clear and distinct ideas . 4. Dangerous to build upon precarious principles . 5. This no certain way to truth . 6. But to compare clear , complete ideas under ...
... maxims . 2. ( The occasion of that opinion . ) 3. But from the comparing clear and distinct ideas . 4. Dangerous to build upon precarious principles . 5. This no certain way to truth . 6. But to compare clear , complete ideas under ...
الصفحة 21
... the contemplation of our own abstract ideas that alone is able to afford us general knowledge . lies the ge- neral cer- tainty of proposi- tions . CHAPTER VII . Of Maxims . They are § 1. Ch . 6 . 21 their Truth and Certainty .
... the contemplation of our own abstract ideas that alone is able to afford us general knowledge . lies the ge- neral cer- tainty of proposi- tions . CHAPTER VII . Of Maxims . They are § 1. Ch . 6 . 21 their Truth and Certainty .
الصفحة 22
John Locke. CHAPTER VII . Of Maxims . They are § 1. THERE are a sort of propositions , self - evident . which under the name of maxims and axioms have passed for principles of science ; and be- cause they are self - evident , have been ...
John Locke. CHAPTER VII . Of Maxims . They are § 1. THERE are a sort of propositions , self - evident . which under the name of maxims and axioms have passed for principles of science ; and be- cause they are self - evident , have been ...
الصفحة 23
... maxims , are self - evident , but a great many , even almost an infinite number of other propositions are such . $ 4 . For , first , the immediate perception of the agreement or disagreement of iden- tity , being founded in the mind's ...
... maxims , are self - evident , but a great many , even almost an infinite number of other propositions are such . $ 4 . For , first , the immediate perception of the agreement or disagreement of iden- tity , being founded in the mind's ...
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